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Laura Marling - I Speak Because I Can
Release Date: 06 April 2010



The result is her first triumph: a collection of literary and emotional songs to have you whooping with joy or fighting off tears, with tunes that deliver new riches with each listen. (The Guardian)

Her second album is an enchanting collection of beautifully raw songs, the faint trace of tape-hiss in the quieter moments combined with the rootsy feel of songs. (Clash Music)

I Speak Because I Can is an album of elegance and brilliance. Marling has developed from her debut, and her voice has grown both physically and lyrically.(Drowned In Sound)

Jonsi - Go
Release Date : 06 April 2010



Like a garden growing toward the sun, the album warms itself on the vibrant arrangements and piano of Nico Muhly, who also suffuses each song with a cinematic scope that flickers with flute, brass, strings, and skittering electronics. (The Onion)

Much of Go matches the uplift of Sigur Rós at their most dramatic. There's more sonic density here than ever-- Go's cacophony of flutes, piano, horns, strings, and bird calls beg for a 5.1 mix. (Pitchfork)

It’s a solid album throughout, with satisfying builds and a cacophony of beautifully symphonic music (No Ripcord)

The album’s biggest flaw is that Jónsi’s opted to sing in English. Sure, we can now understand his lyrics, but hearing about people riding bikes, making out and just gallivanting about derails the experience. (NOW Magazine)

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